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You can turn on volumetric measures (such as cup, mL and L) for a recipe by entering its volume conversion factor (VCF), which is the weight of a given volume of the recipe.
You can then enter the recipe by volume when you use it as an ingredient in another recipe or add it to a food record, meal plan or 24 hour recall.
Turn on volumetric measures
- Open the recipe and click Edit.
- On the Measures tab, turn on Liquid if the recipe is a liquid. This also turns on Volumetric measures and lets you view the nutrient analysis per 100mL. If the recipe isn't a liquid but you want to measure it by volume (such as a casserole), turn on Volumetric measures only.
- Enter a volume in millilitres and its weight in grams. For example, 100mL = 115g.
Changes save automatically. When you're ready, click Publish.
Tip: To find the VCF, weigh a measured volume of the recipe. For example, if 250mL of soup weighs 263g, enter 250mL = 263g.
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